After a year-long feud the PGA Tour and LIV Golf have shocked the world of professional golf by putting their differences aside to sign a landmark merger deal.
Since LIV's formation last June, the two circuits have been at the centre of arguably the ugliest year in the sport's history, but that all came to an end this week. In a shock announcement, PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan - one of LIV's biggest critics - confirmed they had teamed up with the breakaway circuit and the DP World Tour via the funding of the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia (PIF).
The announcement just about shocked everybody in the world of golf bar Monahan and PIF boss Asir Al-Rumayyan, after the tours had proven to be such strong rivals.
